I’d say keep running 10Ks and half-marathons and get faster first for another season or two. It will benefit you more as a triathlete which is presumably your primary focus. When you can comfortably run a 1:20 13.1, then go for a sub 3 hr marathon, which is undesputedly respectable. No quotation marks needed.
I’m an injury prone runner, but every time I’ve bolted a marathon onto a 70.3 or IM season I’ve ended up injured. Best case scenario I’m left with a mediocre marathon result and spend the next couple months with green hair smelling like chlorine for so many swim and aqua jogging sessions.
I’m an injury prone runner, but every time I’ve bolted a marathon onto a 70.3 or IM season I’ve ended up injured. Best case scenario I’m left with a mediocre marathon result and spend the next couple months with green hair smelling like chlorine for so many swim and aqua jogging sessions.
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wintershade: Apr 2, 19 21:31